Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, October 21, 1922, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextKIE 3fORNIX? OKECOmX, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 192ST IS PHONE COMPANIES MOID, TO UNITE Pacific Resumes Control of Northwestern lines. COURT ORDER IS ISSUED Judge Bean 'Approves Application in Petition for Modification of Previous Decree. By an order Issued yesterday in federal court, Inf. petition for the modification of a previous decree, the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph company reassumed control of the properties and lines of the North western Long Distance Telephone company, from which it was di vorced in March, 1914. Judge Bean's approval of the application followed the expressed sanction of the interstate commerce commis sion, wihich recently held that such a merger would be in the interest of public service. Under the terms of the telephone merger, as ' set forth in the plain tiff's petition, the Pacific company leases the lines and equipment of the Northwestern company for a period of 15 years, at an annual rental of $34,750, with the additional provision that the lease may be terminated at any time by the out right purchase' of the property, and that in any event, at the termina tion of the lease, the Pacific com pany may acquire ownership upon the payment of $250,000 and the cancellation of the $295,000 debt now owned by the Northwestern company to the lessee. Amalgamation Formerly Ponght. The modification of the order of 1914 is a direct reversal of the gov ernment's attitude at that time, when it was held that the amal gamation of the two lines was in imical to proper competitive service. In 1911 the Pacific company ac quired by purchase the property of its competitor, and operated the two telephone systems jointly for three years. Action to compel an un merger was then Instituted by the government and successfully carried through, the court order requiring that the Pacific company dispose . of its controlling interest in the Northwestern company within 90 days. The purchaser of the securi ties involved was Francis H. Crosby, who thereafter managed the lines of the lesser corporation. In the petition for modification of decree, it was represented that the Northwestern company, despite the advantage of permission to use the long distance exchanges of its competitor, was wholly unable to complete the payment of its indebt edness to the Pacific company, or to increase its revenues to the point where its securities would be at tractive in open market. There was still due the sum of $295,000 from the sale of its securities at the time of the unmerger. Joint Hearlngf-Heia. At a joint hearingof the inter state commerce, commission with the public service commission of Oregon and the department of pub lic work of Washington, these and other facts pertinent to- the petition were presented, with the result that the interstate commerce commission voiced formal approval of the con templated step, holding that it would be of benefit to the patrons of the telephone lines. Recommended by the federal body, as well as approved by the public service officials of the two states concerned, the modification of de cree met with no opposition when brought befcre Judge Bean. brj Madam Bicker ' Bear Madam fUchfet I am appealing: to you for some timely help. I have 2Vi yards black net flouncing embroid ered in gold (29 inches wide). Would you kindly give me a suggestion through The Oregoni&n aa to what material would be appropriate to make it up with? Also what style. Perhaps you could designate some pattern in some of the style magazines. Mrs. P. F. 8., Portland. MRS. p. F. S. With your black net flouncing I would have a long-waisted black satin crepe, slightly fitted la at the waist line and extended in straight line five inches below the natural belt line. The sleeve quite short andi attached to the low shoulder drop, now so popular. The sleeve should also bear the tighter line. Fasten the blouse at back, using the small eatin button. The skirt should measure a yard and five-eighths and six inches from the floor line. Now for the flouncing: There is a most attrac tive way in which it can be used. Hold in one end of your net to a six-inch width, placing it at the un der aide of the blouse four inches from the middle back line and to the right; drape in a garland line, allowing sufficient length to permit an end drop from left hip. I sup pose that one side of your material has the scallop border, the other with the old gold-pecot edged rib bon in the three-quarter inch width. Where the drape begins its descend ing line at the right, place on the blouse edge a whirl of the ribbon, about six inches in diameter. The draped lace is one of the new trims and I am sure you will enjoy your frock If made after this plan. Two and live-eighths yards of satin crepe will be needed. Going Traveling? Let Out Travel Bureau Take Care of the Details There Is No Charge for This Service 2d Floor S. & H. green stamps for cash. Holman Fuel Co., coal and wood. Broadway 6353. 660-21". Adv. 37 Stop Oft Your ft "S"S$ a ";.-": WoOpiofes tngrc II EtEKjf 1 Syf dientt printed on I MUMi l'.S&; mapper if .dlllSE UiralseBaiComt 'A uSb&"j fcsWrf 1 v . V wEO is.----,"' -.a mua.-:.'' J i t 8 5 s I 6 5 I 8 2 5 8 8 Needlework Guild Week Help the Poor by contributing two articles for Distribution Days, October 24; 25, 26. SA TURDAY' SHOPPING NEWS We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More. Always ask for them. Coat Sale Extraordinary A Great One-Day Underselling Event ' 1 1 Quality Coats from our own regular stock eyery garment an exceptional' bargain at the above price. Pandora, Corduval, Stevanha and. Mixtures in browns1, grays, tans,' navy ' and black. Solid colors and many in handsome new stripes and plaids. Dressy models in loose wrap effects, also belted styles for sport and street wear. All are lined and ll the tailoring is of the highest order. If you have a Coat to buy dont miss this splendid opportunity. Sale $44 Women's Suits In a Very Special Offering Second Floor A sale that wilb ' . appeal to the woman who is , looking for a high-class suit at , a moderate price. Box, semi box and straightline models in styles that are new and attrac- -tive. Convertible collars, de tachable belts, flare or tailored sleeves. Some have fur collars. Black, navy, sorrento (JJCQ brown. - Saturday J Women's Petticoats Special $2.98 Center Circle, 1st Floor Silk Jersey and Heatherbloom tops with Taffeta flounces. Plaited styles, trimmed with small ruf fles. Black and all the fa- I0 QQ vored colors. Priced special wiimUO Juniors' Dresses In a Feature Showing Junior Shop, 2d Floor The variety you will see here is representative of the best types in girls' and misses' dresses produced this season. Each model portrays the very spirit of youthful charm and grace. Wool Crepe, Georgette, Serge, Poiret Twill, Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Velvet and combinations of other high-class materials. Come to the Junior Shop .and view these delightful frocks. Prices range from $10.00 to $43.75 Juniors' Fall Coats Special $22.95 Junior Shop, 2d Floor Practical Coats for school wear. , Made up in Bolivia and Velour in sor rento, navy, tan and brown. Belted, plaited and straightline models with , large or CJOO QK small collars. Sizes 10 to 14 years buuUO Women's Bath Robes Second Floor" Warm,- comfy Babes made up in blanket material. Square and roll collars. Va riety of new floral and conventional designs in all the favored colors. All sizes. Priced at $5.75, $6.95, $8.50 and $13.50. Sale of Sport Middies Special $.1.98 Center Circle, 1st Floor White Galatea Middies in several attractive styles with and without yokes. Trimmed with white braid. Some with wool collars. AO Sizes 6 years to 40 bust, at 0i.iO Cane Sugar Special 14 Lbs. 4th Floor- Delivered .only with other groceries. We reserve the right to limit purchases. Best fl- fA Cane Sugar 14 lbs. P-LUU Pork Sausage 25c Lb. Government inspected, ten der and tasty. Order a good supply for your Sunday breakfast. Fresh link pork sausage, pound "itlU New Dromedary Dates, 2 packages special at only 450 New Brazil Nuts 2 lbs 350 New Dried Prunes in the medium size 2 lbs. for 250 : Jersey Corn Flakes, 100 Model Grocery 4th Floor Saturday Special $4 Canton Crepe In Light and Dark Colors Special $3.48 Yard Main Floor1 Handsome "all-Bilk Canton of fine weave. The season's most favored fabric for gowns and dresses. Shown in a full selection of all the new light and dark colors, (IQ AO regular $4.00 grade, special at, yard tDOxO 60c Lining 45c Habutine a silk and lisle fabric of splendid quality for lining and underwear purposes. Black, white, flesh, brown and red. Regular A Kg selling price 60c-on sale Saturday, yard Olds, Jwrtrntut RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. ,. , rMOPBISOM. ftlDefl, WIST PARK. AMD TENTH STREETS- Halloween Novelties Favors, Score Cards, Invitations, Luncheon Sets,' Crepe Paper, Streamers, Caps, Masks," Snappers, Cutouts, Jack o"Lanterns every IJiing to make that Halloween par ty a success on display at the Den nison Booth on the Second Floor. Candy Sale English Toffee the fa- JP. vorite confection pound Dollar Mints, chocolate QQ coated special, a tpound OOC Assorted Chocolates our regu lar 75c a pound grade. (J" A A On Saturday 2-lb. box DlvU Glazed Nougat, pure and "J A wholesome large bag for J-vrl Millinery Clearance Sale Choice of All Trimmed Hats 2d Floor , This Sale takes in our entire stock of trimmed Hats and in addition a special purchase shipment of 200 hats just received. Models that re fleet the latest style tendencies. Large hats, medium hats, small hats black and colors. $12.50 to $40.00 Trimmed Hats on sale $6.25 to $20 Creme Oil Soap 10 Cakes 50c Main Floor None sold or delivered at the above price except with other purchases made in the Drug Dept. and not more than 10 cakes to a customer. Creme Oil Soap, 10 cakes for only "Ut Toiletries Boradent Tooth Paste, tube 250 Enthymol Tooth Paste, tube 250 Odorono, 3 sizes, 270, 550, 900 Creme Ecaya, the jar only 590 Pebeco Tooth Paste, tube 390 Pepsodent Tooth Paste at 450 Colgate's Shaving Cream .350 Caty's Face Powder, colors 890 Fiver's Face Powder, colors 900 -Mennen's Talcum Powder 230 Krank's Lemon Cream $1.00 Djerkies Face Powder 500, 850 Cuticura Soap 220, box 650 Williams' Shaving Cream, stick or powder priced at only 350 Sepol Shampoo at 500 and $1 Sepol Lemon Castile Soap 250 Tevla Hand Lotion at only 390 Revelation Tooth Powder 250 Main Floor ' Fancy Ribbons 35c Yd. Main Floor Silk and metal bro cage Ribbons for trimmings and fancy work. Also picot and plain edge two-tone Ribbons of excel lent quality. On sale Sat- OKp urday special at, yard OtlC New Veilings Latest novelties, just in by ex press. Plain and fancy mesh Veilings in black, brown, navy, taupe and two-tone effects. Many new chenille dot . patterns in the assortment. 650 to $1.25 yard. " Drape Veils Large square shapes and the half sizes. Square and hexagon meshes etc. "Priced at $1.25 to $4.95 Greeting Cards Now is the time to, place your order for engraved Personal Greet ing Cards. Latest designs may be seen at the Stationery Counter on Main Floor. Lowest prices prevail. Sale Children's Shoes $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 Children's Scuffers of tan or smoked elk. Sizes 6 AT to 8. Reg. ?4 vals. DJ.J Main Floor Special, lines of Buster Brown and other reliable makes in Chil dren's School Shoes at about price. Girls' School Shoes of tan calfskin or smoked elk. Broad" toe last with flat heels and welt soles.- New Dawn and Buster Brown makes. Size QA Aff 2 to 7. $7 and $7.50 Shoes &xitO Boys' Shoes of black or brown calf, leather or Neolin soles. Made on semi English last. Buster Brown flQ make, sizes 1 to 6, $5.50 values VJt9 Misses' Shoes black kid, brown calf. Heel or spring heel. Some in Buster Brown make. Regular $4.50 (PO Qp and $5.00 Shoes, special, pair wiuD Boys' Shoes gunmetal lace, medium round toe. Leather or Neolin P" AP soles. Broken sizes, $3.50 val. 5.LtJ Handkerchiefs Special QCn Sixfor ODC Main Floor Women's pure linen Handker chiefs in a great variety of different colors also white with dainty corner embroidery de signs in white and colors. Extraor- QFf dinary values. Special 150, or 6 for OtIC Sport Kerchiefs Novelty Sport Handkerchiefs in a large as sortment of the very newest patterns colored borders, checks, hemstitched, applique QKf and stenciled effects. 650, 750 and Sale of Neckwear At 59c Main Floor Plauen Lace Col lars, Shaped Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets choice . of many" attractive styles for dresses, sweaters and. KQ suits. Priced special J7C Boudoir Caps At $1.00 ' Main Floor Net, Crepe and Wash Satin, trimmed with laces and ribbons. .Reg- j" ular $1.25 Boudoir Caps V-I- New Sport Scarfs $2.69 Brushed Wool Scarfs in several solid colors, with fancy striped borders at ends. 2 yds. long. Einished with, hand knotted fringe. sell regularly at $3.50 These fl0 Cfl Sale Gossard Corsets HALF PRICE -Rarely does such an opportunity present itself and the woman who knows about the many superior fea tures possessed by Gossard Corsets will be quick to avail herself of this Half Price off ering. Dept.,' 2d Floor. Several Attractive -Models in the Sale. Discontinued numbers but none the less desirable. All are madexfrom very best of materials. Sizes and Quality 1 Corset size 19, 3 size 20, 1 size 21, 27 size 22, 36 size 23, 6 size 24, 18 size 25, 6 size 26, 13 size 27, 6 size ofi Q ciVo 90 R size SO. 1 size 31 $8.50 to $25 Gossard Corsets at $4.25 to $12.50. Sale of Art Congoleums Shown in Attractive All-Over Patterns. 9x12 ft. pieces at $8.88 7.6x9 ft pieces at $5.55 9x10.6 ft. pieces $7.77 -6x9 ft. pieces at $4.44 9x9 ft pieces at $6.66 I -Rug Department, 3d Fir. Last Day Of the Great Hosiery Sale! Plan to take advantage of this underselling event and supply your hosiery needs for months to come.. See dis play at Bargain Circle; 1st Floor. Sale Items V Women's. Silk and Wool and Silk and Cotton Hose in mixtures and drop stitch effects. Irregulars. QO Specially priced, pair yOl Full-fashioned Lisle .Hose with reinforced heel and 'toe. Black and desirable QKf colors. 3 pr. $2.25, p OOK, Wayne Knit Outsize Xisle Hose in white and colors. Full fashioned. 1 A A Special at, pair DAUV Women's Silk and Wool Hose in heather mixtures. Good colors. Price (PI OQ special, at, pair Lower the Cost of Dressing Well! You'll Want the Right Overcoat HERE you may choose from a great assem blage of the type of Over coats well-dressed men will wear this season. Correct, practical styles! Fine ma terials!' Faultless tailoring! Moderate, sensible prices! An almost unlimited va riety to select from Storm Coats, Ulsters, Ul sterettes, Raglans. Box. Coats, silk-lined Chester fields. Tailored In warm, tleeoy fabrics, plaid backs, tweeds, smooth - finish, seams. ;. You owe It to yourself to see these high-class Overcoats. Expert sales men to wait upon you. Men's Store, Main Floor, Morrison, St. Way. Lover the tost of slh WZK dressing weUl flrteyfK. VS. Featuring Men's Suits $35 $40 $45 Kirschbaum and other nationally-known makes clothes that are correctly tailored, from the finest of materials obtainable. The man of critical taste will have no trouble in finding the right style here, for every new model of the season is represented. Our Fall and Winter lines are now at their best. Step in and let us show you Clothes of Quality at low. cost. Men's Store, Main Floor. Dependable Furnishings Men's Shirts, Bates Street, Ar row, Knickerbocker and other well-known makes. All the new fall patterns checks, stripes, etc. Madras, silk-stripes and percales. Priced $2 to $4.00 Men's Gloves Mochas and Capes in Perrin's and Dent's makes, also Auto and Strap wrist effects in Hansen make. Dress Gloves $3 to $5 Driv ing Gloves at $3 to $7.50 Lined Gloves $1.65 to $2.50 Men's Hats Schoble, Joseph E, Ward, Berg and other reli able makes. Felts, suedes, ve lours and beavers.- We have the style just suited to your indi viduality. Priced $5 to $10. Interwoven Hose Mercerized lisle, silk, silk and wool, cash mere. Priced 400 to $1.50 Men's Night Shirts Made from best quality outing flan nel. $1.25 to ,$3.50. Extra long Night Shirts priced $2.50 Boys' 2-Knicker Suits Boys' Store, Main Floor. Dubbelbilt and Other Fine Makes Main Floor? Parents can se lect their boys' clothes here with every assurance of getting the utmost in value at the price. Our 2-Knicker Suits are made for service as well as looks. Step in and look them over. $9.85, $12.50, $15 to $20. Mackinaws Patrick, Oregon City and other dependable makes. Guar anteed all-wool fabrics. Hand some new patterns. Specially low priced $8.50 to $17.50 Juvenile Mackinaws $5.85 Overcoats All the popular styles are here. Warm, comfortable Over coats that will afford ample protection in all sorts of weather. $7.85 to $25.00. Rain Coats Boys' Rain Coats and Rain Capes of guaranteed . quality rubber. Priced at only $4.50 Tweed Rain Coats priced $25 ! i i s "a VA I ! '.A V Sold .Everywhere.